There were a number of old-school Hollywood heavy hitters at the Palm Springs Film Festival. Donald Sutherland, Dustin Hoffman and Clint Eastwood represented for the silver-haired crowd. Clint, the grizzled old bastard, showed up to accept his Career Achievement Award. Good for him. I saw him once o...

Ugh, they will turn ANYTHING into a damn musical. We're waiting for Just The Ten Of Us: The Musical and Ronco: The Show. Celebs including Cameron Diaz, America Ferrera, Phylicia Rashad, Joan Rivers, Michael Urie, Judith Light, Cheyenne Jackson, Natalie Morales, Rosie Perez, Ben Stiller, Hope Davis, ...

What these movies have in common is that they didn’t live up to my expectations. Wall-E was cute in its way, but it wasn’t terrific. Why did I expect terrific? Because I’m spoiled by the high quality animated films produced by Pixar, Dreamworks and others over the last decade. And ...

In anticipation of what's sure to be the first trailer (or teaser) for Night at the Museum 2 , USA Today has unloaded the first official batch of photos -- most of which show off a few of the new characters, a couple of returning characters and a cameo from Jonah Hill (who plays a security guard). A...

Filed under: Action, Comedy, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Trailers and Clips And when I say ridiculous, I mean "WTF is going on in this flick!?" I'm not sure when this new red band trailer for Tropic Thunder went off the deep end: Was it when Ben Stiller took a young child who was stabbing him in the ba...

Filed under: Comedy, RumorMonger, Remakes and Sequels Of course, since Zoolander was a beloved hit, there's always been talk about a sequel. Hell, back in December of 2006, I wrote about Ben Stiller's plan to get back to the modeling industry after working with the Farrelly Brothers (The Heartbreak ...

Filed under: New Releases, DVD Reviews, New on DVD, Home Entertainment DVD releases are a little wacky and slow due to the holiday, so here's some nibbles from this week. Happy whatever-it-is-your-celebrating-or-not! The Kingdom Taking a cue from Babel, Peter Berg's The Kingdom details a deadly atta...